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Making Your Move in Omaha as Simple as Possible

by Nancy Heim-berg

Are you buying a home in Omaha or plan to sell your Omaha home? If so, you may be dreading the moving process. To be honest, it's never easy. But there are ways to make the process go more smoothly and with less stress. Here are some tips to help your nest move a successful one.

Plan as Far Ahead as Possible

When planning a move into a new home, it is important to start several months in advance of the actual move-in date. For long distance moves of several hundred miles or more, planning should begin at least twelve weeks in advance. This involves creating a moving timeline, hiring necessary movers or professionals, and notifying the post office and utility companies of the final move-out date. Proper planning ensures a smooth and stress-free move.

Don’t Do Everything on Your Own

Hiring professional movers is a wise decision as it saves you from doing the bulk of the moving work yourself. In addition, it guarantees the utmost safety for your belongings during the move. Professional movers are highly experienced and know the exact ways to transport your belongings from your old home to your new home with the highest level of care while working as quickly as possible. This ensures that none of your possessions get damaged during the move. Moreover, having professionals handle the move makes it faster and smoother overall compared to doing everything with just your friends.

Hiring additional movers can simplify your move. A reliable vehicle shipping company can transport multiple cars safely and efficiently. This enables you to keep your family together in one car during the move, or you can opt for a comfortable plane or train ride.

When planning a move, it's important to be cautious about who you hire to assist you. Before making any decisions, take the time to research moving companies online. Look for positive reviews on sites like Google and Better Business Bureau. Once you've identified potential Omaha companies, request quotes from each of them to compare prices. Don't hesitate to call and ask any questions you may have. If the company is friendly and able to answer your questions truthfully, they may be a good fit for your move.

Unclutter

Before your move, it's important to downsize your belongings. Take the time to go through everything you plan to bring with you and get rid of anything that you no longer use or need. If you have the budget, consider hiring a professional organizer to help you get everything in order before moving day.

Uncluttering before moving can greatly speed up the process. By reducing the number of items to be packed, transported, and unpacked, the entire process becomes more efficient. Packing fewer items takes less time and can be done more quickly, ultimately making the move faster.

Pack Methodically

It is important to prepare for a move in advance by gradually packing and labeling boxes by room. Rushing to pack everything in a short amount of time is not recommended. Prior to packing, it is helpful to declutter. Labeling boxes with their contents and designated room will simplify the unpacking process and ensure that items end up in their proper place.

To simplify packing during a move, it's worth considering using different types of boxes for different items. For instance, old beer boxes with handles can be useful for packing books. Additionally, packing smaller yet heavier items in rolling backpacks can make transportation easier. Rolling these items instead of carrying them can save time and energy.

When moving, the bottom line is the be as organized and prepared in advance as possible. Get professional help as much as you can afford to. Doing so will ensure your next move will go as smoothly as possible.

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

Start Your Day at the Best Coffee Houses in Omaha

by Nancy Heim-berg

Whether you're just buying a home in Omaha and looking for the best place to find a hot (or cold) refreshing way to start your day, or maybe you've lived here for a while and want to change things up, there are plenty of great coffee houses in Omaha to choose from. No matter your taste in coffee or environment, there's something for everyone. Here are some of the most delicious places in Omaha to start your day.

13th Street Coffee and Tea

519 S 13th St, Omaha, NE 68102

Espresso beverages, baked goods & gelato in an airy cafe setup featuring rotating art on the walls.

Archetype Coffee

3926 Farnam St, Omaha, NE 68131

Bare- & brick-walled hangout with outdoor tables preparing coffee, cold brew & espresso drinks. If you want fantastic nitro brew, lattes, or home brewed chai, Archetype is the place to go in Omaha. 

Sozo Coffeehouse

1314 Jones St, Omaha, NE 68102

Spacious, relaxed coffeehouse with pool tables & sofas offering caffeinated drinks & baked goods. Whether you like art, coffee, pool, live music, giant couches, great coffee, and/or cool people, this place is for you!

Hardy Coffee Co.

1031 Jones St, Omaha, NE 68102

Cozy nook with exposed brick & a covered patio featuring espresso drinks & live entertainment. Hardy Coffee Co. has four brick and mortar locations in Omaha.

The Table Coffee Co.

1118 Howard St, Omaha, NE 68102

The Table is a locally owned coffee cafe, with specialty drinks, Heavenly Waffles and more during the day. At night its a place of worship and prayer in the historic downtown Old Market District of Omaha.

Myrtle&Cypress Coffeehouse

517 N 33rd St, Omaha, NE 68131

Their menu includes house roasted specialty coffee & espresso drinks, teas, ice-cream, and exclusively gluten free small bites to serve the many reasons people have to visit a coffee shop. The menu also features homemade and health conscious food and drinks. There's also a playroom for the kids!

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

Choosing the Right Construction Company for Your Omaha Home

by Nancy Heim-berg

Are you looking to buy a home in Omaha? If you are looking for something unique or looking to customize your home, new construction could be the best choice. Before beginning the project, however, it is important to carefully select a building company that can bring your vision to life. Consider researching and comparing reviews of local contractors to determine which one can provide the highest quality service for your specific needs.

Important Factors to Consider in a Construction Company

These are some of the most important factors to consider when choosing a construction company in Omaha:
 
  • Commitment to safety. When undertaking new construction projects it is imperative that safety be the paramount priority of any organization. Ensuring compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, having comprehensive insurance and taking every feasible measure to ensure the safety of all workers greatly avoids potential issues on multiple levels. Firstly, there is a moral responsibility to prioritize safety over other aspects of a project. Additionally, there is an economic logic; by prioritizing safety companies drastically reduce their chances of experiencing delays due to accidents. Furthermore, employee morale and thus productivity often increases when employees feel secure in their work environment.
     
  • Areas of specialty. What are the areas of expertise and specialty held by this construction company? Are they competent at building the type of house you want?
     
  • Options and customization potential. How many options do you have when building a house with this company? Increasingly, construction companies are trying to streamline the design and preparation phase, relying on templates and simple modules for customization. If you're looking for something more unique, you'll need to find a construction company that can accommodate you.
     
  • Past work/portfolios. How many houses has this company built? Can you tour some of them? What are the strengths and weaknesses of these houses, as you see them?
     
  • Ratings and reviews. It's important to weigh in the opinion of past customers when considering a construction company. Be sure to read all customer ratings and reviews, as they can provide valuable insight into their experiences with the firm. Are there mostly positive or negative critiques? What are some of the most consistent compliments and complaints? Careful analysis of client ratings and reviews will help you get an informed sense of the quality of work this company does.
     
  • Pricing and payment schedules. Cost is an important factor when choosing a construction team—some may be pricier than others, for a number of reasons. Make sure to take payment schedules into consideration, too: What are the respective amounts and due dates?
     
  • Timelines. When building a new house, the typical timeline is 7-8 months from the point of obtaining permits to completion. However, it is important to note that this duration may extend or shorten depending on a range of factors. Be sure to clearly establish an understanding of the timeline and associated variables before starting the construction process.
     
  • Contractors and subcontractors. When it comes to a construction project, it’s important to understand who is handling the work. The construction company no doubt relies on both its employees and contracted subcontractors as needed for each job. It's critical that the work meets quality standards, so make sure you know more about any contractors or subcontractors before committing; be sure to ask for references and reviews from previous customers. Additionally, ensure that all parties are properly insured and licensed so you can have confidence throughout the building process.
     
  • Customer service. Client satisfaction is vital to ensure successful communication, organized progress, and an overall positive experience. Are you assigned a project manager for this process? If so, does this individual make themselves available as needed and respond to your queries objectively and truthfully?
     
  • Terms and conditions. What other terms and conditions apply to this contract with this construction company? Do they make any assurances or guarantees? What happens if they can’t meet the original timeline? Will the price increase if the cost of materials increase?

Other Important Tips

There are some other important tips you'll want to keep in mind when shopping for a new home construction company.
 
  • Set your priorities in advance. What are your biggest priorities when buying a house? You should know what these are long before you start looking for a construction company. For example, do you have a strict budget that's going to limit your options? Or are you willing to extend your budget if it means completing the house by a certain date?
     
  • Shop around. Don't go with the first construction company you encounter. It's important to shop around and review many different options so you can properly evaluate each.
     
  • Take your time. This is a huge decision, and not one you can afford to rush. If a construction company representative tries to pressure you into finalizing a deal before you're ready, push back.
Constructions companies have a variety of incentives to build houses quickly and efficiently. It's important to take time and do your due diligence when researching potential contractors so that you can choose the one best suited for your particular needs. Taking the time to research will give you peace of mind in knowing you've made the best choice for your new home.
 
Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

The Easter Bunny Arrives in Omaha!

by Nancy Heim-berg

Here comes the Easter Bunny! And he's stopping off in Omaha for all sorts of Easter fun. Here are just some of the memorable Easter events coming up this week in Omaha.

St. Luke Kids Easter Egg Hunt

Sat, Apr 8, 10 AM
St. Luke United Methodist Church
11810 Burke St, Omaha, NE

Join us on the St. Luke United Methodist Church Front Lawn. Lots of eggs, snacks, photos, crafts & a visit from the Easter Bunny! Bring your basket, and join the fun!

Easter Extravaganza

Tue, Apr 4, 9 AM – 5 PM CDT
Lauritzen Gardens/Kenefick Park
100 Bancroft St, Omaha, NE

This isn't your garden variety Easter egg hunt...

Oh no! The Easter bunny has an empty basket. See if you can spot all 14 of his missing eggs, by matching colors and patterns, as you explore the garden with your family. Also be on the lookout for golden eggs in the garden, which can be collected and returned to the visitor and education center for special prizes!

Pictures with The Bunny

Mar 24 – Apr 8
Westroads Mall
10000 California St Suite 1221, Omaha, NE

Hop on over to take egg-stra special pictures with The Bunny! Plus, bring your fur fam to our pet photo nights for even more paw-fect moments!

Easter Egg Hunt & Food Drive

Sat, Apr 8, 9:45 AM
La Vista Sports Complex Soccer Fields
Omaha, NE

More than 16,000 eggs will be spread out between three soccer fields! This event draws a large amount of people, so plan to come early to allow time to park and walk to the fields. We will also be collecting food and cash donations for the NeighborGood Community Pantry.

EGG-Stravagant Family Fun Weekend - Photos With the Easter bunny

Fri, Apr 7, 9 AM – 4 PM
Omaha Children's Museum
500 S 20th St, Omaha, NE

Join us for photos with the Easter bunny and more themed activities.

Have a Happy Easter!

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

 

As a first-time homebuyer in Omaha, you've likely been eagerly anticipating this milestone for some time. With pre-approval and a real estate agent secured, it's time to consider what you want in a house. One common question is whether to choose a starter home or a forever home. It's important to weigh the pros and cons of each option before making a decision.

When deciding between a starter home and a forever home, there are several factors to consider. 

What is a Starter Home?

Beginner homes are homes you know won't suit you forever, but are within your budget at an early stage of your life. There may be fewer bedrooms and bathrooms, a townhome or condo instead of a single-family home, or an older home that needs some TLC. You may also be forced to move to a less desirable neighborhood.

Generally, starter homes meet the needs of the buyer, but they won't last forever. There's a good chance that you'll outgrow this home as your family grows, or that you have other plans for the future that will make it impossible for you to reside here for the rest of your life.

What is a Forever Home?

Living in a forever home is something you can imagine yourself doing for the rest of your life. It may not be a property you live in for the rest of your life, but it's one you can grow into, one that has everything you need for decades to come. Almost always, this means a much higher price, and some of the features you've always wanted in a dream home.

Let Your Home Do the Work

Although most people would love to buy the home they can live in for decades, this is often the path that will require you to work harder than you need to. Saving for a down payment and closing costs on a much larger and more costly home is a massive undertaking while getting into a more affordable home now can open up opportunities to work toward your dream home goals with the passive building of equity rather than actively saving your pennies.

If you are ready to buy a home in Omaha now but are not quite ready to buy that dream home, it often makes more financial sense to begin building equity with that starter home to more efficiently work toward the goal of owning a forever home.

Homeownership of any property will maximize your savings toward a larger property, allowing your home to passively increase in value even when you are not aggressively saving for a bigger house. In many cases, just a few years in that starter home can lead you to be financially ready to upgrade to the dream house.

In nearly every case, becoming a homeowner in Omaha earlier is the best course of action, even if it means compromising on the first home you purchase.

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

Top Things to Do With Your Kids This Spring In Omaha

by Nancy Heim-berg

Looking for fun things to do with the kids this Spring in Omaha? You don't need to look far for family friendly attractions and fun things to experience with your kids in Omaha. Here's a quick list of some of the top places to keep your kids entertained this Spring.

Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium

3701 S 10th St, Omaha, NE 68107

The Zoo features an Aquarium, Desert Dome, Nocturnal Exhibit, Children’s Adventure Trails, Lied Jungle, Butterfly Pavilion, Gorilla Valley, and so much more.

Amazing Pizza Machine

13955 S Plaza, Omaha, NE 68137

Experience over 60,000 square feet of indoor fun with exciting rides and attractions such as Amazing Quest Laser Tag, Go Karts, Bumper Cars, Mini-Bowling, the Frog Hopper, our new Mission Vortex thrill ride, and new Hologate Virtual Reality. Additionally, enjoy over 170 of the latest arcade games. Satisfy your hunger with unlimited dining options at the Amazing Buffet, featuring a variety of fresh food including pizza, pasta, salad, soups, breads, nachos, baked potatoes, desserts, soft serve ice cream, beverages and more.

Lauritzen Gardens

100 Bancroft St Omaha, NE 68108

Lauritzen Gardens is a 100 acre public garden located in the heart of downtown Omaha, Nebraska. As a tranquil oasis for personal escape or a destination to learn about the wonders of the natural world, Lauritzen Gardens is a place of joy, beauty, inspiration, education, and reflection in our community.

Kenefick Park

100 Bancroft St Omaha, NE 68108

Two of the greatest locomotives ever to power Union Pacific Railroad sit at the southwest point of the Lauritzen Gardens property, highly visible to passersby on Interstate 80 and welcoming motorists to Nebraska. On grand display are Centennial No. 6900 - the largest and most powerful diesel-electric locomotive ever built - and Big Boy No. 4023 - the world's largest steam locomotive.

The Rose Theater

2001 Farnam Omaha, NE 68102

Omaha's premier venue for the performing arts for children and families, housed in a beautifully restored 1927 vaudeville palace. The Rose Theater is committed to enriching the lives of children and families through live theater and arts education.

Omaha Children’s Museum

500 S 20th St, Omaha, NE 68102

Full of hours of fun for kids with permanent exhibits including Maker Space, Creative Arts Area, Grocery Store, Hospital, Bank, Wiggle Room (ages 0-3), Science Show, and “The Ball Room” – Super Gravitron, a massive ball machine, that is fun for all ages. Plus, enjoy Special exhibits and events throughout the year.

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

Make the Most of Your Small Bedroom

by Nancy Heim-berg

Do you have a small bedroom in your Omaha home that you can't seem to fit into? Or maybe you're living in a tiny home in Omaha? The key to making the most out of a small bedroom is to know how to decorate it. There are many tips and tricks that can be used to decorate a small bedroom and make it look great. With a little creativity and ingenuity, a small bedroom (or home) can be transformed into a cozy and inviting space. 

Storage Beds

Space is a major problem in small bedrooms. An effective way to tackle this is to get multi-purpose furniture or beds. This way, you can make the most of the limited space you have.

Additionally, sofa-cum-beds are a great option for those who want to save even more space. They can significantly free up a lot of space, allowing you to make the most of the space you have.

Raise Your Storage

An effective way to create storage and leave space on your bedroom floor is to build shelves on the walls. This can be done by utilizing the vertical space in your room and installing shelves from the floor to the ceiling. This will allow you to store items such as books, clothes, and other belongings up off the ground, creating more floor space.

Additionally, you can also use this space to hang lamps or other decorations, further freeing up the floor area. With this measure, you can significantly reduce the clutter in your bedroom and create a more organized and spacious environment.

Awkward Corners

If your bedroom has weird angles, you can find creative ways to turn them into shelves or cupboards for storage. Look online for inspiration and ideas that will help you make the most of the space.

Lighten Up

When decorating a room, make sure to not cover up windows and allow plenty of light to come in. This will create an illusion of airiness and make the room feel more open. To further this effect, use lighter color curtains to make the space seem more minimalistic and less cluttered. Doing so will give the room a look of freshness and take away the compact, closed feeling.

Use Mirrors

Mirrors can be a great way to add dimension and make a room look larger. When placed in front of a window or light source, the reflection creates an optical illusion of more space. This can give a room a chic and spacious look at the same time.

Visual Trickery 

One of the major drawbacks of small rooms is the height of the ceiling. However, you can use visual tricks to give the illusion of more height and room. For instance, you can hang curtains from the ceiling to the floor to make the walls look longer.

Alternatively, you can choose a longer headboard for your bed or a poster bed to complement the size of your room. Moreover, you can try painting the ceiling and the walls to give the illusion of a larger un-ending room.

Add Dimension

When choosing a statement wallpaper or paint color for the wall behind your bed you have a few options. Lighter colors will create an airy atmosphere, while darker colors will make the room feel cozier.

Alternatively, you could opt for alcove walls to give the illusion of more space. Horizontal wall paneling is also a popular choice as it adds width to the room. Ultimately, the decision is yours and should be based on the vibe you want to create.

Multi-purpose Furniture 

Instead of trying to fit every piece of furniture into a small room, look for multi-purpose furniture. This is one of the most cost-effective decorating ideas for a small room. For example, you can get a workspace that doubles as a vanity. This will save you both space and money.

Additionally, you can get a dresser that doubles as a nightstand. This will provide you with a convenient place to store important accessories.

The purpose of decorating any space is to make it your own. Creating a space that is uniquely yours should be a fun and individualistic process. When decorating a bedroom, it is important to make sure it is comfortable and relaxing. These tips can help make the process easier and can be applied to any small space.

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

Get Ready for a Fun Weekend in Omaha!

by Nancy Heim-berg

Now that spring is getting closer, it's time to ramp up the fun in Omaha! This weekend offers an old-fashioned St Patrick's Parade, a car show, a film festival, and much more. Check out some of the highlights below.

St Patrick's Parade

Sat, Mar 11, 9 – 11 AM
The Old Market, Omaha, NE

144th Annual St Patrick Parade. Sponsored by the Omaha Fr Flanagan Ancient Order of Hibernians. The parade will start at 10AM on 16th and Harney St, travel East on Harney to 11th Street, head South to Howard and travel West to 13th and Howard.

World of Wheels

Fri, Mar 10, 3 – 8 PM
CHI Health Center
455 N 10th St, Omaha, NE

The 68th annual Omaha World of Wheels at the CHI Health Center, showcasing America's Finest Hot Rods, Custom Cars, Trucks & Motorcycles. Mar. 10 - 12.

Disney On Ice presents Road Trip Adventures

Sat, Mar 11, 3 – 7 PM
CHI Health Center
455 N 10th St, Omaha, NE

Buy Disney On Ice: Road Trip Adventures in Omaha tickets for the 03/11/2023 performance at CHI Health Center Omaha.

Omaha Film Festival

Tue, Mar 7, 8 AM – Sun, Mar 12, 10 PM
Aksarben Cinema
2110 S 67th St, Omaha, NE

This year's incredible slate of films will be screened during the 18th Annual Omaha Film Festival, featuring short films, documentaries, and feature films.

Sing Omaha Loves the 90's

Sun, Mar 12, 6:00 – 6:30 PM
Stocks n Bonds
8528 Park Dr, Omaha, NE

Join Sing Omaha's adult choirs for an evening of 90's hits! Sing and dance along as we throw it back with songs you know and love, accompanied by a live band!

10th Annual Kegs & Eggs Fun Run

Sat, Mar 11, 8 AM
Keg Creek Brewing Company
22381 221st S, Glenwood, IA

It is with great excitement that we invite you to participate in the 10th Annual Kegs & Eggs celebration! The St. Patrick's Day themed event will be held Saturday, March 11, 2023 at Keg Creek Brewing Company, 22381 221st St, Glenwood, IA 51534. Runners check-in at 8am, 8:15am start! The Mills County Chamber of Commerce has the pleasure of hosting Kegs & Eggs each year, which benefits chamber special projects & our local partner, the Glenwood Eagles Club #3784. We hope you join us for this year's event, which will include a 5K fun run, 1K fun run, breakfast catered by Tobey Jack's Mineola Steakhouse, cash bar, silent auction, and live band!

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

5 Important Tips for First-Time Home Buyers in Omaha

by Nancy Heim-berg

Are you ready to buy your first home in Omaha?

The returns on investments in real estate can be daunting at first, but everyone appreciates their investments once they see them. Rather than giving all your money to a landlord, when you buy a home, you're saving for a better future.

Do you want to become a first-time home buyer in Omaha but aren't sure where to start? You can find your perfect home by following these five helpful tips.

1. Large Down Payments Aren't Always Necessary

We've all heard that an aspiring homebuyer needs to save 20% of their dream home's value for a down payment. Down payments are important as they reduce interest payments over the course of time, but huge savings aren't a requirement.

Many lenders will be willing to work with you on adjusting your down payment, depending on your credit score. Even if your credit score isn’t perfect, you can usually still make a lower down payment if needed.

2. Your Monthly Payment Isn't Just Your Mortgage

Once you become a homeowner, you have to do a lot of math to figure out how much your bills will change. There are other costs that you cannot overlook in addition to your mortgage.

In addition to taxes and repairs, insurance can also take a bite out of your paycheck. Make sure you can afford your entire home rather than your mortgage.

3. You Should Shop for Mortgage Loan Officers

You aren't stuck with a mortgage from your bank once you're ready to start shopping for houses. You should shop for mortgage providers before house hunting so you can secure the greatest deal.

Not only should your mortgage be large enough to allow you to purchase your favorite home, but it should also come with a low-interest rate that won't bury you in debt over the years.

4. Your Home Search Should Include Surrounding Areas

If you're a homebody, then the home itself will be a major factor when it comes to your sale. However, you should also pay attention to the surrounding area as well.

Does the neighborhood feel safe? Will you have plenty of nice stores and activities nearby when you feel like getting out of the house?

5. You Can Always Tweak to Create Your Dream Home

You can't be too nitpicky when you're browsing homes. You'll never find a home you adore unless you build one from scratch.

Learn to be lenient and focus on homes that have great potential rather than turning away good homes that need small improvements.

Being a first home buyer comes with all kinds of emotions. After absorbing these tips, you can get ready to face any worries you may have and find a stunning new property to call home in Omaha.

If you're ready to start your first-time home buying journey, contact us today.

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

These Top Pizza Places in Omaha Serve the Perfect Pies

by Nancy Heim-berg

It's long been argued that pizza is the perfect food. And when you live in a city like Omaha that's filled with amazing pizza restaurants, that point is easy to prove. So, no matter how you like your pies, there's something for the whole family at these top pizza places in Omaha.

Zio's Pizzeria

7834 DODGE ST, OMAHA, NE 68114
1109 HOWARD ST, OMAHA, NE 68102

12997 W CENTER RD, OMAHA, NE 68144
18110 WRIGHT ST. OMAHA, NE 68130

Down-to-earth parlor featuring hand-stretched dough for pizzas, plus hoagies, pastas & calzones. Serving the Omaha area for over 30 years. Now with 4 locations.

Piezon's Pizzeria

15605 W Center Rd, Omaha, NE 68130

Piezon's Pizzeria is a locally owned and operated carryout restaurant serving Omaha's finest pizza, pasta, calzones and fresh salad. Partnered with Rotella's Italian Bakery to provide customers with the best Gluten Free option on the market.

Tasty Pizza

1418 S 60th St, Omaha, NE 68106

Tasty Pizza is an independently-owned, local pizza restaurant in Omaha, Nebraska. Customers order at the counter and seat themselves. Reservations are not accepted. They serve traditional and unique pizzas such as bacon gouda, uding fresh ingredients to make pizzas from scratch.

Brick Oven Pizzeria

624 S 72nd St, Omaha, NE 68114

Brick Oven Pizzeria is an Eat-In/Carry-Out/Delivery Pizzeria located in Mid-Town Omaha. Whether you are looking for a traditional Pizza Dinner or Late Night Snack (Delivery until 2 a.m.) or a Catered Event (Call for Catering Details) Brick Oven Pizzeria will consistently meet your needs.

Mama's Pizza

715 Saddle Creek Rd, Omaha, NE 68132

Long-running local chain serving pizza, pasta, sandwiches & American entrees in a casual setting. Mama’s Pizza strives to be a favorite gathering spot for pizza in Omaha and La Vista for families, teams, birthday celebrations, work related gatherings, holidays and re-unions.

Have your home needs changed in the past year? Perhaps you’ve outgrown your present home, or need to downsize to a more suitable home. If you’re ready to make a move, let’s connect and talk about all the amazing opportunities that are available to you!

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